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amidst themes of religion, dynamic familial bonds weighted in turns with disappointments and hopes - and dogged by pasts they can’t outrun, ely and wyatt tangle up in more than just their bedsheets. a uniquely sweet, masterfully written and tender-like-a-bruise queer love story, a shot in the dark has burrowed its way into my heart and hopefully it will yours too. About the Author . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iv Constable Twitten is the kind of young recruit no-one welcomes into their police station. We will know a few like him our job histories. Too clever by far; far too clever for his own good. A beautiful romance between two people who are sober and through their recovery, with a passion for the arts. Strong friendship support systems. Brighton 1957 is a quiet place after the Middle Street Massacre of 1951 when the town's criminals wiped themselves out. Inspector Steyne is happy to preside over a crime free environment although Sergeant Brunswood isn't so sure, especially with a rash of burglaries, and greets the arrival of the clever Constable Twitten with a speciality in forensic observation with open arms.An emotionally powerful romance novel about two people finding love after struggling with addiction--ultimately discovering what it means to be completely and unapologetically themselves. Ohhhh this book. Just completely and devastatingly beautiful. Lee calls this “rom-angst” and it is the perfect description for this adult contemporary romance that just ripped my heart out. I’m completely in love with both Ely and Wyatt. My favorite romance books are about broken people who find each other and heal both separately and with each other and this one adds art and Jewish rep and it’s just like….was this made for me??

A sensual love story about art and passion . . . emotional and heart-aching.”—Ashley Poston, New York Times bestselling author of The Dead Romantics In the 1980s reports were surfacing of seizure and encephalopathy following DTwP. A 1991 review of these reports concluded that there was a possible association, but there was insufficient data to establish causation. It was also unclear if these reactions were causing any long term consequences. The safety of DTwP was therefore further studied, and as the evidence was examined it did not appear to support an actual link between DTwP and neurological injury. A 1990 review found: The DTwP has largely been replaced by the DTaP vaccine, and so there has been little research into DTwP safety in the last decade. However, there is still some data from countries other than the US, that continued to use the DTwP after it was abandoned in the US. A 2008 Polish study, for example, compared reported side effects following DTwP and DTaP and found:So, a decent beginning but overall I can't recommend this and I shan't be bothering with any more in what seems to be being set up for a series. Which leads me to my main takeaway for this book - go into this expecting a contemporary with a romantic subplot and I can pretty much guarantee you'll fall in love.